Across
- 3. A territory controlled by another country, like Australia before Federation.
- 6. A person who legally belongs to a country with rights and responsibilities.
- 7. The legal status of being a member of a country, including voting rights.
- 8. The movement of people to live or work in another country.
- 11. Official rules made by governments to maintain order and fairness.
- 12. Payments made to the government to fund public services.
- 13. People chosen to represent others in meetings or political discussions.
- 14. The process of the Australian colonies joining together to form one country.
- 15. A system of government where people vote for leaders and policies.
Down
- 1. A system of government where a king or queen is the head of state.
- 2. A set of rules outlining how a country is governed.
- 4. The system of money used in a country, like the Australian dollar.
- 5. The group of people who make decisions and laws for a country.
- 6. The name of Australia’s national government after Federation.
- 9. public vote on an important issue, such as changes to the Constitution.
- 10. A large group of people sharing a common identity, culture, and government.